what is 4x(6-5)?
4x*1 = 4x
well let's say that x=4
It would be like this:
4(3)6-5
then do this:
6-5 is 1
So, put it like this:
4(3)-1
What is 4x3?
It is 12
So, its like this:
12-1
12-1 is 11
So your answer is 11
Hmmm..... you made mistake
Oh, it was ment to be 4. Sorry!!!
No problem
clearly they are using x as an operator, and not a variable. Always better to use * online:
4*(6-5) = 4*1 = 4
To calculate 4x(6-5), you need to use the order of operations, also known as PEMDAS.
P: Parentheses first
In this equation, the expression inside the parentheses is 6 - 5. So replace 6 - 5 with 1.
Now the equation becomes 4x1.
M: Multiplication and D: Division
Next, perform any multiplication or division from left to right. Multiply 4 by 1.
The equation now simplifies to 4.
Therefore, 4x(6-5) equals 4.